Reasoning Test for SBI PO 2018 Prelim Exam – Set 2

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State Bank of India (SBI) is going to conduct examination for its recruitment for the post of Probationary Officers (SBI PO 2018) for a total of 2000 vacancies.

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The examination will be held in three phases i.e. Preliminary Examination, Main Examination and Group Exercise & Interview. The Preliminary Exam is scheduled on 1st, 7th & 8th of July 2018. Details of the exam are as under:

Practice the questions so as to familiarize yourself with the pattern of questions to be asked in the exam. 

Directions (1-5):

Eight friends – Mani,Neha,Ojaswee,Parul,Queen,Rakesh,Simran and Wyatt have their anniversary’s on 5th and 25th of four different months.i.e.March ,April , May and June, not necessarily in the same order. Mani has anniversary on 5th of a month having 31 days.Only one friend has anniversary before Neha. Number of friends between Mani and Neha is one less than the number of friends between Neha and Wyatt. Ojaswee and Parul were held in same month having 30 days,but not in April. Rakesh has anniversary after Simran. Only three friends have anniversary between Neha and Queen.Ojaswee was held before Parul.

1. Who among the following has anniversary in May?
   Neha
   Both a and c
   Rakesh
   Both c and e
   Queen
   Option D
   

    

2. Which of the following statements is/are true according to the given information?
   Only 3 friends have anniversary between Ojaswee and Parul
   Only 2 friends have anniversary between Ojaswee and Neha
   More than 3 friends have anniversary between Neha and Queen
   More than 3 friends have anniversary between Neha and Ojaswee
   All are false
   Option D
   

    

3. Who among the following is youngest?
   Neha
   Simran
   Mani
   Rakesh
   Wyatt
   Option D
   

    

4. Four of the following are alike in a certain way and so form a group.Which one does not belong to the group?
   Simran
   Rakesh
   Ojaswee
   Wyatt
   Mani
   Option D
   

    

5. How many friends are sitting between Simran and Ojaswee?
   1
   2
   3
   4
   5
   Option C
   

    

6. 
   Neelaksh starts from his office and walks 20 m towards North.From here he took a right turn and walk 10 m after that he took right turn and walk 20 m . Atlast he took another left and walked 10 m and stopped.How much distance is Neelaksh from his office and in which direction?
   10m West
   20m West
   20m East
   15m Southwest
   None of these
   Option C
   

    

7. Akash,Banya , Caryl , Daryl are four candidates.Caryl have chocolates more than Akash.Daryl have chocolates more than Akash and Banya. Second lowest candidate has 30 chocolates then who has the second highest number of chocolates?
   Akash
   Caryl
   Banya
   Daryl
   Cannot be determined
   Option E
   

    

Directions (8-10):
In each question below are given two or more statements followed by two conclusions numbered a and b. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts.Read all conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements,disregarding commonly known facts.

8. STATEMENT:
   a) Some B1 are B2.
   b) All B1 are N1.
   c) No N1 is a P1.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a) All N1 are B1.
   b) All P1 being B1 is a possibility.
   a follows
   b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option E
   

    

9. STATEMENT:
   a)No Sharpner is a table.
   b)No table is hen.
   c)No hen is pigeon.
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a)Some sharpner are pigeons.
   b)Some tables being pigeons is a possibility.
   a follows
   b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Neither a and b follows
   Option B
   

    

10. STATEMENT:
    a) All bear are pigeons.
    b) Some pigeons are parrots.
    c) No parrot is mouse.
    d) All mouse are baboons.
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a) No bear is baboon.
    b) No mouse is pigeon.
    c) Some bears are baboons.
    a follows
    b follows
    Either a or c follows
    Both a and c follows
    Neither a and b follows
    Option C